Can you really order "prescription drugs" without an RX over the internet? I mean, do they scam you?
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I recommend using online pharmacies based in the EU, US or Canada where there would be some regulations. Pharmacies based in Asia can be cheap and tempting but even when they are not a scam there is a high chance that your order will be confiscated.
You should try www.onlinepharmacy.ie or http://www.drugsbrokerdirect.com... . I buy valiums from them all the time and I find them very reliable. You just fill out a very simple questionnaire and an MD reviews it and a registered pharmacist fills the prescription. Orders come by registered post so delivery is guaranteed worldwide.
http://www.drugbuyers.com/ is also a good source for info on the various online pharmacies out there.
Two things will happen:
1) they will steal your credit card info and buy stuff with it.
2) they send you pills filled with plaster.
I saw a 20/20 show where this boy really did get pain killers through the internet and it was no joke. He got oxy cottons, but then he overdosed on them and died. So the show was about how to stop it. They do really work though.
nope.
i wouldn't try it... don't let someone steal your financial and personal information
Just drive over the border to Mexico and go to a regular pharmacy and pay with cash. Have a chimichanga too.
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no and i think i might be a little afraid to do that
I know of someone that had gotten addicted to pain killers and his doctors wouldn't give him anymore, so he ordered them online. They were the real deal. I'd be scared to do that though, because you don't know for sure that you are getting what you ordered. Could be rat poison or worse.
I do know somebody who did that and she spent like $190, chraged her credit card 4 times and the company was shut down..NOT A GOOD IDEA!!
They really do work. My friend has been getting generic zanex (they were purple) from costa rica. recently thought he got a rx prescription from florida its legit right down to the bottle it comes in. But its best to be careful of where your getting it from because you never know what site may be a sting
Yes, it works, but you can also count on the fact that the drug quality is unreliable, NO ONE is checking for drug interactions or whether the drug is appropriate, and they are likely to be shut down because there are legal ramifications for dispensing controlled substances (like oxycontin) without the right procedures. These are chemicals you're putting in your body, you ought to get them from a source you can trust.
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